@@Fitefears not quite sure on the question..this is a RU-vid short so it'll be cropped and zoomed in if you go on my RU-vid to you will find countless videos that have wideshots it all depends on the lens length
@@tamas_fims I think I may just be tripping lol idk how to explain it . The quality is amazing . The objects just seem …bigger compared to other cameras
This is crazy crazy good, but I have a question. I recently got my hands on my own xh2s but it won’t record no matter what, the wheel is on film mode, I have a cf express card inside which has been formatted but pressing the record button does nothing, any idea what I have missed?
@@jaydo-g2308 Thank you for the kind words Looks like you have the output set to HDMI? I assume you're on high speed recording, There's two settings, ON or ON HDMI ONLY. Which means the internal recording will turn off and only record via external recorder.
@@adamstenbergs thank you very much, I love the xh2s, I have also been interested in the Panasonic range but have decided against it, that being said I think they are phenomenal in specs, maybe the rolling shutter is the only let down.
@@cosmashono7665 good question! In terms of image quality they are very similar, minus lowlight capabilities and the AF functionality which doesn't concern me because I shoot in MF. Both brilliant cameras
Fantastic movie! And static shots, how did you achieve that? When I shoot landscape shots handheld, the picture always shakes at the edges, even though all available stabilization is enabled on the xt4. But in your movie, the landscape shots are static, there is no shaking...
@@ultrazvuk_studio thank you very much! I just have all the Steady Shot and IBIS turned on and try to avoid panning shots to avoid rolling shutter etc just keep it as still as possible
